PUEBLO, Colo. – Former Colorado State University Pueblo volleyball standout Taylor Cary is taking her talents overseas after signing a professional contract with KV Fer Volley, a championship-winning women's volleyball club based in Ferizaj, Kosovo.
Cary, a native of Highlands Ranch, Colo., spent four seasons with the ThunderWolves from 2022–25, developing into a key contributor during her senior campaign. The 6-foot-1 outside hitter concluded her collegiate career with 327 kills, 94 digs, 37 total blocks, 21 service aces and 369.5 points across 60 matches and 155 sets played.
During her final season with the Pack in 2025, Cary appeared in all 29 matches, playing in 102 sets while recording a career-high 253 kills and averaging 2.48 kills per set on a .214 hitting percentage. She also added 74 digs, 30 total blocks and 18 service aces, finishing with 289 points on the season.
Her senior campaign earned her Honorable Mention All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference recognition as she helped the ThunderWolves finish with 20 victories, secure a third-place finish in the RMAC and advance to the NCAA Division II Tournament for the first time since 2022.
Cary also excelled in the classroom throughout her collegiate career. An Exercise Science major, she was named to the 2025 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team and earned First Team Academic All-RMAC honors. She was previously selected to the 2023 and 2024 RMAC Volleyball All-Academic Honor Rolls and received the 2023–24 Division II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement Award.
Her new club, KV Fer Volley, was founded in 2019 and has quickly established itself in Kosovo volleyball. The club captured back-to-back Kosovo Superliga championships in 2024–25 and 2025–26 and has also collected three Federation Cup titles, one Super Cup and one Independence Cup. Fer Volley competed in the 2025–26 CEV Challenge Cup, gaining experience on the European stage.
Cary now begins the next chapter of her volleyball career as she joins the defending Kosovo champions for the 2026–27 professional season.
